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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-16
Tho Flint Glnts Controversy.

PIrTaBuRau, Dec. 15.-Tho flint glass
workers reply to the manufacturers cir
cular has been given to the lalter's COM
mittee. 1t insists upon the withdrawal Of
the second. zule, claiming that its OBJ
iect is the destruction OF the union.
1t also asEs ~ per cont ad-
vance on the gatherers' wages The
nanufacturers seem determined to refuse
the workers demands, while tho mon say
that they will not accept any compro-
mise. The Federation Of Trades has
voted them moral support and $4,000,
which makes the reserve fund Of
the union now nearly $l5O,OOO. Dur
ing the last week they have been offered
free land, free gas and good cash bonuses
to Establish cooperative glaes factories at
Foatoria, O., Bsllaire and Portland, In
diana. They have tho offaro under
consideration. Tho. Beaver Fslls CO.
operative factory is again at work,
tho firm having withdrawn the OBJ
noxious new rules and scale and oct the
men to work against the old prices. Will
liam Smith, night boss at King, Son & Co.,
Ia the only man who has gone 10 work un-
der tho manufacturere' scale.
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Major Camps Meeting,

There was large audience at the rink
last night to hear Major Camp deliver an
interesting address on temperance. Alter
singing by the choir, SIN the Cleft Of
the Rock" . DR.. R, +. Randolph
offered fervent prayer in behalf OF the
temperance work. "rg Z.
Major Camp then came forward and ad-
dressed them, talking to them Tor over an
hour, and all present listened eagerly to
every word the speaker uttered. Among
the number Of characteristic sayings Of
the speaker the following we're noted:
Temperance is the best investment cap.
ital ever sought outside Of the church Of
God" -....0l 80
"Liquor is stimulating; 80. ia hot GOALS
Of fire stimulating il you got your loot
on it," - /,
"If you swallow handful OF tscks and
they get lodged in your stomach, 1t will
give you an appetite, pledge you my
word. Anything that irritntes your
stomach will give you an appetite" III.
After singing "Rescue the Perishing,"
Rev. s. Z. Jones made strong speech.
The crowds continue to increase each
night: A number OF young mon signed
the pledge. u i" 5AlE7 ~
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A PROHIBITION VICTORY.
A Hard Bloy on tho Brewers and Liquor
Dealers OF Town.

A Hard Blow on tho Brewers and Liquor
Dealers OF Town.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Dec. h.-The Prohibi:
tionists Of Iowa scored great victory yes.
terday-a victory that foreshadows the
closing up OF all the saloons and breweriea
in the State at ap carly date. s7%
Judge sheras OF the United States Court,
in pursuance OF instruc!ionsreceivsd from
Judge Brewer, remanded to the State
courts all liquor injunction cases before
him. s..
Tbs liquor men and cold water apostles
fully appreciate the widespread effect Of
Judge Brewers order. It is tho hardest
blow struck at the beer and whisky traffic
since the passage OF the CLARK law. The
brewers hoped by sharp practice in the
courts 10 practically nullify the law for
many years. A recent ruling OF the Fed.
eral Diatrict Court gave them hope that
each injunction would be tried in said
court separately, bat they now fully real.
iss their mistake. sI
The import Of Judge Brewers order is
that hereafter all essse appealed from the
State to the United States Court will be
promptly remanded. This renders i'm.
possible the indefinite postponement and
delay Of oasos by appeals, and will result
in bringing to speedy trial the virtue Of
tho Iowa prohibitory law and the power
OF that aentlment which sustains 1t.
This also cuts away from tho brewers nil
prospects OF securing delays, through
which public opinion might DO uhaped in
their favor. Whom the cases reach the
State Courts they will be tried promptly
and by judges who, generally speaking
favor the ..'dry" doctrines. ~
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TIE NEW SOUTH.
Tho InexhauAtible Resources Tint are to
Make It Great.

Tho Inexhaustible Resources TINT arc to
Mako It Great.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 15.-Tho 4anufac.
turers Record OF this week will say: "a
few weeks ago two parties OF Northern and
Westorn capitalists and iron manuiactur.
ers representing in the aggregate over
$500, 100000 and including George NJ. Pull.
man, August Belmont, jr., Hon. Robert
T. Lincoln, members OF the banking houses
Of Kuhn, Loeb 4 Co., Hallgartnsr 4 Co..
and Powers & Co., OF New York, and
others, went South for the purpose OF
making a pereonsl investigation as to the
industrial and railroad progress OF that
section ind the prospedtu for the future.
From number Of these gentlemen tho
Record has secured letters giving their
views upon the subject, as well aH a letter
by Hon. S. a. schoonmsker, of tho In.
ter.6tate Railroad Commission. Judge
echoonmRker's letter 10 based on his
study Of the South during the
visit Of tho Interstate Commisaion
there last spring. He says that the South
will soon rival il not surpasa the North
and Weat in tho quantity and value Of its
products and in the enterprise and re-
eourGes Of its paople. Its great adyantages
arc inexhaustbls resources and cheap
production. The additional circumstances
OF moro homogeneous country, better
apprecistionlof our national union, with
tho blessings which 1t secures to every
portion Of the country, greatly improved
sanitary conditions, better schools, more
pronounced individuality and increased
home comforts, fill out tho picture Of tho
New South. The others speak in an
equally favorable strain Of the sold growth
Of the South. . ..
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WEST vEHGINlA MILITIA.


OHlcors Lately Commissioned by Governor
Wilson.
CnARLEsTos. W. Va, Dec, 15.-To R.
e. Freer, Major First Battalion; L. G.
Bennington, Adjutant First Battalion; W.
8. Hamilton, Captain Ri!chio Guards,
vice R. H. Freer, promoted. L. R. Fox,
Second Lieutenant Richie Guarda, vice
L. G. Bennington, promoted; Clarence L.
Smith, Captain Elkins Guards ct Fair.
mont. John s. Hamilton, First Lieuten-
ant and Thomas Fl. B. staggers, Second
Lieutenant, same company. II. II. An.
drew, Captain Monroe Light Infantry, at
Union; n. NJ. johnson, First Lieutenant
and W. s. Early, Second Lieutenant, same
company; D. U. O'Brien, Captain OF the
Gilmer Gua,da; s. Brown, First Lieuten-
ant; B. W. DeadowB, Second Lieutenant,
and Thomas Kennedy, Third Lieutenant,
same company. The Gilmer Guards num-
Der eighty men and were mustered in on
the 10Th. 4-s.
An order has been issued for the COM
missioued officers Of the First Battalion,
the Gilmer Guarda and Elkins Guards to
meet at Grafton, December %, for the
purpose Of forming the First Regiment.
The resignation OF Firat Lieutenant
John H. Lininger, Of the Ritchis Guards,
was rendered and accepted to take effect
November 30. 6lg--.
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AGGRESSIVE TALK.
RUSSIA PRESENTS SOME FIGURES
To Show that Germany md Austria nro
Preparing for nn Attaok-rho Condition
Of Prince Frederick wiiiInn,-Or1,er
Important Foreign diligence,

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 15.-The official
AiIilary Gazette says: Owing to tho alarm
raised by the Austrian press in conso.
quence OF the transfer Of some Russian
cavalry to the Warsaw distrlct, II Is ad.
vlHable to consider the military position
OF Russia and hor western frontier neigh.
borH In order to throw light upon the
question Of who Is roally preparing to at.
tack and who for defonae. During the
past five years the peace effective OF tho
German army has been Increased sixty.
five battalions and 3si guns. The Ger.
man troops on the Russian frontier have
been Increased two battalions Of infantry,
twenty.sevon batteries OF artillery and
fifteen Equadrons OF cavalry. Since 1878
Germany has built In tho eastern prov.
inces $3.50 Kilometres Of railroads. There
are eleven German railroads by means OF
which troops can be forwarded to tho
Russian frontier. Germany has formed
first class tortresaes at Thorn Posen,
Dantizlc and konigaberg, and ia building
q similar fortress at Granden.
Austria has added nine to tho twenty.
three infantry divisions which formerly
constituted her effective and would add in
the event Of the mobilization Of the army
fourteen ladwehr or divisions. The Gal.
acian RarriGons have boen reinforced dur.
ing 1887 by elg ghteen squalrons OF cavalry
and oighteeu batteries Of artillery, all pro.
vided with tull complement Of horses.
In the Austrian districts which might be.
come the theatre OF war with Russia,
1850 Kilometres OF railroads with four
brancheu, have been constructed since
1871. Six Austrian railways are available
tor throwing into Galacia largo bodies of
troops, who, by means OF the new junction,
stations, can be placed in position on the
Russian frontier. Military depots and
stores are being collected at Przenysl,
Jarslaw, Dembitza, Riaacheff and other
points. The fortress at Przemysl and Ora
COW have been converted into camp fort.
lresses. Russian territory can be bonn.
bardcd from the Cracow forts. A large
quantity of rolling stock has been accu-
mulatod at Cracow adapted for use on
Russian railways. ~, n.
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FINE STATE OF AFFAIRS.
a Supposed Prisoner Leading Froe IN
Easy LifO In San JoAe

a Supposed Prisoner Leading n FrOe and
Easy Lifo In San jose.
CHICAGO, Dec. ia San Fraucigco
special James Harkina. who was
supposed to be serving eentence OF
twelve months imprisonment in the jail
ct San Jose, has been discovered walking
around the city. Harkins, who is kno wn as
"Uncle Jimmy" is the head Of the opium
smuggling ring which few years ago con.
trolled the Custom House and the United
States Court Commissioners and conduct
ed operations on a scalo that made severa!
of the conapirator5 very wealthy. Harkirs
owns three large ranches in the best part
OF Santa CruBe county. Tho crime on
which he was convicted wac ths bribing OF
the United States Court Commissioner
OBrien to discharge two boatmen caught
smuggling $4,000 worth Of opium from
q Pacific mail ateamer lying in San Fran
cisco bay. O'Brisn was once indicted for
receiving the money but was not con-
victed. Hs maintained the money WAS
merely. borrowed from Harkins, who
showed q note to that effect. Sinca then
Q'Brien has steadily descended in the 60
oial and financial 1cale, and though
young man, ie complete wreck. some
months ago he confessed that he had pre-.
jured himself ut the first examination and
had been bribsd by Earkins. Harkins
was indicted and sentenced to one years
imprisonment by Judge Hoffman OF the
United States District Cou,t. Ho was
given his choice Of jsila, and selected that
at San Jose. Yesterday be wes seen
atrolling around town without guard and
inquiry reveals the fact that he is board
ing at the loading hotel OF the city, goes
riding every afternoon on the fashionable
drive and spends days without surveil.
lance at the duck shooting grounds Of q
club fifteen miles from tho city.
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AFrEle..alANY A YEARS.
Poor Wor.;ins People RecoivinE Dividends
GU Money i'epo slted In n DOfuuct Bank.

Poor Wor.;ins Peopls Receiving Dividends
GU Money i'eposltedin in n DOfuuct Bank.
CntcAao, Ds.. l5.-Neasly 5000 poor
workinymea and women crowdsd into the
Adams oxprsfs building yesterday to re-
csiye the second ten psr cent dividend on
the amounts they depoaited years sgo in
tho old ''Bso Hive" bank. Tho Beo Hive,
as it was popularity called, was the Bier
chants Farnora' and Mechanics Bank, CT
which Sidney Myers was president, caBh-
ier and board Of directors. II made 6
epecisl bid for deposits from the laboring
classee, aud by paying ak per cent inter
est on open accounts, induced about 5000
poor mon and women to eutIust their
savings with 1t. During the great fnan-
cis! crash ul 1878 almost the cntire-re.
sources Of the iuuiitution were drained
dry, and at ths. time the bank should
have been declared bankrupt, but by bor-
rowing money at IN enormouo rate III in.
terest and morigaglug heavily every dol.
Isr's worth Of property under his control,
Sidney Myers succeeded in stavirg of
ntsor ruin until September, 1877.
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Dup.d By u Democratic ueo1sr.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Dec. 15.-The Brook
lyn Civil Service Commission has just
discovered that it has been hoodwinked
by Patrick staunton, driver Of lum-
ber wagon, and an active Democratic
ward politician. Some timo since
Staunton aspired to become q
fireman and succeeded In having
his name enrolled on the eligible list with
OF per cent marked to his credit. It now
appears that he can neither regd nor
write, and that some one peraonated him
at the examination. His name has been
stricken from the list. There Ia no law for
the punishment Of the principal or confed-
crate in euch cases. i. Ig,a. x 59-l
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THE STATE LINE ROAD,
Tho People Reported In Favor of It-En-
..lt cournglng 8igns. l.s

cournging Signs. ,0a
6peelat Dlspatch 10 Inc ltelliomeer. a.. .lI,s
WELIsnuRa, Dec. l5.-A correspondent,
In connection with the secretary Of the
Wheeling, Wellsburg & State Line Rail-
way, whohas recently returned from q !rIp
over tho proposed line oi the road as fas
as to the Hickory gas fields, on tho d.
vide between tho waters Of Gross Creek
and the CHARTERS, reports that the people
are all In favor Of tho road and will aid
literally In local subscriptions and right
Of way. He further states that he has 70.
Gently received lettera from responsible
parties In New York proposing to under.
take the negotiation Of the securitieB Of
the road II tho proper showing Ia made,
II, as Mr.: Paul says, the people who are
interested In the construction Of this road
will subscribe literally 10 the enterprise
It can be built on the terms proposed.
Without the local aid II cannot be done,
but with'Huch aid aud the construction Of
the Ohio roads and tho Union bridge at
Wheeling, 1t will be an assured suecees,
In fact the people OF Brooke county are
In tho matter, and are only
waiting on the action oil Ohio county in |
regard to the bridge. Should they report |
favorable to the project, our psople arc
ready and willing to tako hold.
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Terrible Treatment OF n woman.

New ORLEANS, La, Dec. ia special
from Meridian, Miss, to the Picaynn. says:
Information, has been received from
Smith county that Mrs. Fanny Husbands,
while travelling to her brothers house,
somo miles from her own home, was as.
aaulted by negro and robbed. After
committing tho robbery the negro cut out
the lady's tongue. Mrs. Husbands recog-
niEsd the negro and wrote his name 40
that he would be arrested. Tho husband
Of the unfortunate lady is o man OF con.
siderable means, and It is supposed the
negro thought his victim had money With
her u .aE a- '5--F. f.r-y t..es- I'D
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Coke Strikers Convicted.

UNIoNrowN, Pa, Dec. 15.-The four
coke strikers on trial for nsssulting the
non.union miners at the Jimtown Coke
Works, during the great strike OF last year,
were convicted to-day Of riot and con.
spiracy. Forty.eight Others were released
for turning States evidence. The prose.
cutors are all Hungarisns. The MAXIMUM
penalty for riot is eight years confinement
in the psnitentiary. An application has
been made for new trial.
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"Nick Of tho WOods,D

A fair audience witnessed the perform.
ance of "Niek Of the Woods, or the Jib-
benainosay," by Mr.. William Lang and q
company Of Pittsburgh amateurs, at the
Grand Opera House last night. 1t Is to be
given every night this week md Saturday
afternoon, for the benefit Of the Ohio Val.
ley Trades and Labor Assembly. Mr.
Lang plays the role, OF Jibbenainosay,
Bloody Nathan, Nick Of the Woods,
Avenger, Reginald,Ashburn and the Spirit
Of the Waters. He 10 assisted by Elmer
shaner, James Flynn, Charles Footor and
other gentlemen, and Misses Lang, Graul,
Robinson and Linton. The financial cue.
cess OF the cngsgement is assured, as a
large number OF tickets havo been sold by
committees ;ntereoted in the Assembly,
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Tie q rOWn Prince.

BAN RENO, Dec. 15.-Drs. sch.adsr,
hrauss and Howell have Issued bulletin
concerning the condition Of the Grown
Prince, in which they say that during the
last few weeks the inaammstory symp.
toma in the larynx have entirely disap-
peared. The surface tumor itself appears
to be partly clcatrizsd and partly covered
with flat growths which have tendency
to increase: The patients general condi-
ton is undisturped. ..-a
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MR.sLUCAS KICKS
TIE sENArE,s DECISION
In Favor OF Mr.. Faulkner, and Will Issue
nm Addreas to tho People OF wost Viz.
ginia-Fun for tho Galleries Promised
In tho -wnshingtou News.


Special Dispatch to Le LnseAigecr.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 10 MFR. Lucas, on
his return home, will Issue IN address to
the citizens Of WOst Virginia announcing
his utter disagreement with tho con.
cluslon Of the United States Senate In
seating Judge Faulkner, and declaring
that 1t will be-iully competent for tho
next Legislature to convene at Charleston
to elect two Senators. Mr.. Lucas feels
that hla contest has been hastily and In.
considerably disposed Of by tho Senate,
and he is thoroughly convinced that
there Is way by which the Senate may
be brought to consider more deliberately
the question involved in his contest
against Judge Faulkner.
Mr.. Lucas will return TO Charleatown
next Saturday. He has been the re.
cipient Of distinguished confederation
during his stay here from good many
men OF prominence in and out OF the
State. 9t
Judge Faulkner received more dis.
patches to-day than all the other Senators
put together. They were said to be con.
gratulations. a5a a....s
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TIE Malne law declaring the possession
OF y United States liquor licenso certii-
cate TO be prima fscis o7idencs that the
posaesucr is liquor acller, msy be un-
constitutional, ,an oneoi local courts ssys.
Yet the lsw ia not unreasonable. What
is tho man doiog with the license csrtiV.
cate? Does anybody suppose ho pays for
it merely to decorate his place with speci-
mer OF that particular variety Of art2 It
ssemn increasingly difficult to enforce the
prohibito.y lew in tho pioneer State.
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LONDON, Dec. 15.-M. Blowilz, the Paris
correspondent OF the Times, repeats the
story that NJ. Grevy destroyed two Of
Nine. Limouzin's letters to NJ. Wilson,
because bis name appeared in them, and
says that Wilson's case was dismissed
solely in order to avoid duplicating NJ.
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"Copy Lumpkin."

A good house greeted Mr.. John 8. Clarke
last nightinthe Opera House. The bill was
the fne old comedy, "She stoops to Con-
quer," andthe play WAS artistically render.
ed. MIR. Clarke took of course, the character
Of Tony Lr!n,pkin, and played tho rollick-
ing part With all the eiIerescent spirit OF
youth. His son, Mr.. O1eston Clarke, did
BONE fine acting as Young Marlow. Miss
Olga Brandon, a very prepossossing lady,
mado another decided hit as Mis- Hard
ca,tle. Mrs. Germon, as Mrs. Hardca,lle,
WAS all that the excellent role requires.
The performance was in every way highly
enjoyable, and the applause was frequent
and hearty. II. So
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st. Clairnville's Marshal Dead.

btesai Dispdieh 10 lx InisAi1u,ecr.
sT. OLAlRsvILLE, O., Dec. ..l5.-Robert
Burlington, Town Marshal, who has been
a sufferer for several iyearu from a disease
Of the kidney and bladder, died this after
noon, aged about As yeara.:: Tho deceased
leaves wife and one child. Mr.. BulIing-
ton will be remembered by the old meu,-
bera Of the Nine!y.elghth Ohio Volunteer
Infantry, Company E, Of which he was a
hle.major in the drum corps. He was
we'll and favorably known along the river
front OF Ohio county, and has large ac-
quaintance in Wheeling. He had filled the
Office OF Marshal OF St. Olairsville for near
ly four years, and was one OF the best Of
olicers-always performing his duty, and
holding tho good will Of all the citizens.
he was member Of Drummond Post, No.
203 and his funeral will be conducted un-
der its auspices Saturday.
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Powdorly Still Improving.

W1LKEsDARRE, PA, Dec. 15.-Mr. Pow.
derly's phyaician said. at 7 o'clock this
evening that there Tas no truth in the re-
por!s that Mr.. Powderly was getting
worse; that ho was doing nicely and
steadily improving.
A later dispatch says: Mr.. Powderly'o
condition tonight is regarded as critical
BY his physicians. He was seized with
another hemorrhage this afternoon. 1t
Is now known that since his return to his
home here, be has slept very little and ie
very nervous and restless on that account,
and is very weak in , consequence OF the
we're pains in his chest and abdomen. No
one is allowed 10 Sea him except his wifs,
his physicians and Tom O'Reilly, who is
hero conducting Mr.. PoTderly's CORES.
pondenra.
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West Virginia Matters in Washington.
Hpecicl Disp1lch 10 The Igte!lioencer,

West Virginia Mnttors in Washington,
Special Dispoteh TO The IHtt!licencer.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. 15.-The pro-
battonsry term Of A. J. Criswell as postal
clerk between Wheeling and Grafton was
to-day extended ninety days. Mr.. Girls
wells original probation would have OK.
pired December II. Captain Alexander
9. Matthews, Of Lowisburg, and D. G.
Gallaher, Of Charleston, came 10 town to-
day. Pensions we're Issued to-day to Su.
sanna O., wife OF Francis s. Sa!terfeld, OF
Pnlstine; Nancy, mother Of Joseph NJ. Bo-
len, Of Flat Top; Warner N. Yates, OF
Ravenawood, increase; William Yoager,
restoration.
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Another nnnk Clerk Conc Wrong.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 15.-Joseph
Knight, bookkeeper OF the Manufacturer
National Bank, was taken before the
United States Commissioner this after
noon, charged with stealing from the
funds Of the bank between sixty and sev-
enty thousand dollars. The officers Of tho
bank discovered Knights delinquencies
aeyeral weeks ago. They placed the case
in:the hands Of the Pinkerton Agency and
Knight WAS arrested few days ago. 4
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a Vermont Copper Find.

NoRrE ADAMS, MASS, Dec. 15.-The
geographical surveyors working in this
poction this season, found rich outcrops
otc,pper in the vicinity OF Stamford, Vt,
which they proceedeu. to develop: They
now hsye nhatt nunk % q considerable
depth with such results that work has
bsen puzzled vigorously. !. IL not yet
certain how rich tho find will prove 70 DO,
but those who put money in the acheuie
arc we'll sstietiad, .g
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Those capitalists who have been looking
into the resources and induotrial sdvan.
tsyeu OF tho Now South mado their visit
before they heard from tho President. II
his recommendations be put into legisla.
tion, tho resources OF the United States
will lie on the other eide Of the ocean.
The South ia wide awake enough to gee
the point OF this.